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What is a solute in science
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What is a solute in science
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What a solute is is when on substance dissolves into another substance. For example, mentos and coke the mentos dissolve in the coke so, that would be a solute.
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A solute is the substance being dissolved into the solvent. The solute is always the smaller amount.
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